Metalloid Matter Pure Substance Element Distillation Paper chromatography Compound Atom Distillation Salt Magnetic Non-metal Tyndall Effect Salt Solvent Proton Non-metal Neutron Metalloid Metal Compound Electron Organic Inorganic acid Base Salt Magnetic Decantation Sifting Filtration Base Centrifugation Evaporation Distillation Paper chromatography Tyndall Effect Solvent Solute Solution Suspension Colloid Heterogeneous Homogeneous Mixture Is a substance that is made up of only one type of atom and cannot be broken down into two or more substances A material that is made up of only one fixed composition and property. The smallest particle of an element. Anything that occupies space and has mass Any matter consisting of two or more substances physically combine in any proportion b y mass. Individual substances remains essentially the same properties as they were before. Combination of atoms joined by a chemical bond Compound that has Carbon tastes sour reacts with some metals changes blue negatively charged particle A particle found in the nucleus of an atom. It has neutral charge. litmus paper to red Reacts with base to form salt Compound doesn’t have Carbon Has bitter and biting taste Feels slippery Changes red litmus to blue Reacts with acid to form salt Exhibits one phase and contains variable proportions Exhibits one phase and contains variable proportions When acid and base react together, a reaction called neutralization occurs and salt is formed A material that dissolves, usually present in smaller quantities A material that dissolves the solute; usually in larger Quantity. Insoluble substances are dispersed or suspended throughout a liquid or gas but are so large so they settle down. With intermediate particle size between a solution and a suspension. The opaque path of light beam through a colloid as light is reflected by the colloidal particles Positively charged particle An element that is shiny, malleable, and a good, conductor of heat and electricity; located to the left of the zigzag line in the periodic table. An element with properties that lie between metal and non-metal. They are sometimes called semi-conductors. An element with little or no luster and a poor conductorof heat and electricity; located on the rigt of the zigzag line of the Periodic Table. A process of separating mixture of magnetic and non magnetic materials by using magnet A process of separating components of dry mixture by using a sieve. A process of separating coarse solid particles from liquid by allowing the mixture to stand in a container for sometime until the solid particles settle at the bottom and pour the liquid in another container. A process of separating insoluble solid from liquid by pouring the mixture through a filter funnel lined with filter paper. Remove residue and get the filtrate. Process of separating insoluble solid from liquid by using a centrifuge which spins rapidly and lets the solid precipitates settle at the bottom. Also known as crystallization. A process used to separate non volatile soluble solid solid involving the change of state of liquid into vapour. A process of separating liquid from a solution by boiling the liquid solution and then condensing the vapour produced back into liquid. A process of separating colored components in a mixture by allowing different parts of the mixture to move through an absorbing material at different rates due to capillary action or solubility Fsicosana 2012